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Wider the Special Lkensent the LORD CITA MPE R LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joinrappliCation of Parties principally inierested. 1- 1 111 EIIUMajosties' Servants,. forming the 'COM-- • PANY of the laic DILUR Y LANE. nits PRES f ENT EVENING, March 8, per 4aturth9, cnk,' r o . - • • •• - - THE HONEY-MOO.. . • . Dukt; Mr. MEI',VI N ; - . Rolando, Mr . , Rl_l -;SEI. L; . : . . Baltitaza, Mr. Wit t)11 , 1; i-I CO N ; . laquez, .Mr: PENLEV ; -.- • . , .<--!. : : Lopez, Mr. OXBERRY ; Juliana, Miss - iltI•Nt..7ArN ;' Votante, Miss M E LLO N - _., .. • -* Zamora, 11 , 1iis ROYCE' ' <... Hostess, Miss TI USW E LI.: ~, 14 ke V. a Song by Misir MIN CA tst (composed by Mr, Kelly), witti.a Dance incidental to tile 'lac. , .after which (eighth time) a new Musical Farce, in Two ' - • AdS,:called HIT. OR i\IISS !- . ... 1 he Characters by . Mr, PEN!. EY,:.Mr., DE- c'Amr, . • Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. KNJG,HT •. , ... , ... Mr. iMINSTON•E; Mr.`El - SitER, Mr, MILLER, Mr. EVANS, ; . ' Mrs. IVIADDOCKS, Miss KELLY, .. y, • - • Mrs.- BLAND. . ooXes , Ss. Second Price 35.—Pit ‘s. 6d Second Price rice Gallery- 6d. Boxes and. places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in•the Box at• the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had • rtivitte Boxes' nightly. The Doors to be opened . at _i-fallipast Five, and the Per:. TOrmanC6 to begin at 1-1•11 f past Six. T he new Farce of Hit or Miss f was'agaiii received,with xii.bounded applause, and will be repeated every Evening till hither notice. _ Qn Saturday, The Hypocrite. -On Monday, Richest or, l'ht! Wife - arid Brother i_lAn entir e l y new Serio- Corni A .,. Opera,. in• Thtee.Aels, has , Ite.tit long in prep a rati o n, an d w ill b e pro d uce d ear l y ne x t. k. GIIILDI-IA-LL, BATH, • • : Feb. 21. ate. At a Numerous anti' Respedable ME ETING, held for the 14 Y1 )1 4it-,Of t•akingikti tn. cianside rehire thepreip tietra ram fiediency.of establishing a FREE SCHOOL, tor Educit. :AZ Poor Children on the system rec.-mini - ended' by Mr: 10 7 • sePh Lancaster, and PatrOnized by his Majesty ; `The Rev. HEN'“ L. WA LSFI, LL. U. in the Chair, It was .tisi y tretvvil, • RAT a • SUBSCIURTION be -•-; mrsiedia4ly set on foot. fow the purposeutestabliShing such Sdhool Bath and its Vicinity' , • • ' ' - • • 2." That such School be called the Bath a nd Bath : F orum F ee * ehool; • ' " • " b _That the- Rev. Henry Walsh, ; Sir Horace, Mann, 134 ,,,rt• ; Sir William Watsun, F. R .S. ; John Wiltshire', E . sq.; `'"as.. Best, Esq. ; RiChard Temple, Esq. ; Richard , Huy!. ode, Esq. ; John „Haygarth, Lsq. M.D.; Alexander jattr'ay, 1 4 il, V Win.. Clarke, E s q- 4: Chas , Esq g• 104 - in °lackglasslian, Esq. ; Clarkson, Esq. ;. NI; Esq. ; and- Henry WandSey, Esq be a Cortinittee tor" su ch purpose. - That any tiVe-of.sneli Comnli s ttee be competent to act. „ 'Nat Mr. Lancaster lk-requested reirder his asoistinice `lle establishment of thi:i Charity. . That MeMs..Cletrluland , Tu4well, banketlii be appoint-- 4d Triaitirers. 13 That Books for .Subscrititiont-lic , opened' at 'the — several • Pump Rooms, and I..j)raries in thiscity. That-Mr. Wnt DAyiesand"Mik.. Rich. Else, be appdinted 4 0 int Secretary and Sub-Treasurer. . • • " • • "Tlitit these Reioltitions be published with the Subserip-,, tions already received in the Bath Papers : As many of the Nobility and Gentry of Bath are nonr..te. t i r tog in London, itis considered elepedient to inSert-thesberve solutions in the London PaperS. WANTED TO THE FEE-SINIPLE-cif 'an ADVOWSO:l\7;:wilh early P-osses*ion,, of . ifhotit the Yaltio 0t . 51..` per 2s-• tlz irn, situated in,either of. the Counties o f ; Es,ex, Suffolk, furry, or kent,,,not exceeditig:7o miles tidin t.orrtinrr. - ' For Particula'rs, applientio.tal3e.m.fdo..(i . E.by•latter;vost Paid), at N. Great George-street, Westminster. • .12.ENERALSJRJQEIN-NIOORE',4 CORUNN A:. PATB.NT CA Ng? BEDSTEAD, formipg - a . regular s4ilitary Bed for the :Hold,. Ilarraeßs; &c. also"a'SO rA , ror '...rent or Room, &c. arid likew,t,e a S . E4 C tor.on board' the -Wholtpacking in tt I . Val i - ce, `allOwt4rt he niost Portable ever yet mantiladured,. invented, *O - KG AN - 411 d SANDERS,. No. i 6 and 17. Catherine- street, Str a nd, wilt , most humbly presume. the Vighest Iltincturs ought Paid all those who so 'pliantly liv,e and.die for their.King -4.11d Country: . • • ' . 41 ITTERTON EEN, NEAR BosToN t , SHIRt; • • ' TO. 13-i aoL.D,mt. P, RIVAT E,. CO.N.'ERACT, Desirable EREEETOLD ESTATE, Tiii.e-free.; consisting of a.compiete.Paim, cornptising Mes§avg, _Joon, Stable, and other convenient•Out-biliid;rigs, and se .veral Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pastu, GrotindVin a ate of cultivition,:divijedby thriving Quitk ?ontaining together, by adineasurerneni, 3to Acree, situated to Sutterton Fen aforesaid, near . the . Gill and. - Claydtke, Whereby the produce.may beconveyed at an easy expense to the Par of Bus.ton, a distance: ol- ahoift nine miles. • • The Premises are Under Leae,_ at a IoW Ittnt, to Mews. whicli: will - expire at Lady-day s it 13: Tile Par t baser may be accommodated elib half the Purchase-inoney, it• required, tor,a certain number of Years: " Further particulars may be had of john Conings,by• ; or at the Oftitkcit4tesrs. Tunnard and Itfitt t Crson, Boston, where a Piaui of the Estate:in:iv be-sort, FRF.,EAIA,N 1.1.1 i. ES "I A.A . E. • ONE MILE FROM sou - FUAmPTON. TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION' . _ By - WINSTANLEY and SON, bh.TitursOy e , thc zzd of Ma: . c.u,, a t Tweive,p'„Chtelt, anthe Audi= Mart, near the !sank or Englainl;l4' 0 mer of e the the-Excutors, in One Ext. ertlE,,very. Desirable ,FREEHOLD MANSION, With.Olfices of every de,Annination, Lawn, Gift:den, eleasure Grounds, Paddock,- handsome l riir.wce Lodges, Vatm.yard, 'Husktimctry Builalinga, t, ottaaes, And sov.ecalflu closures or Arable, Meadow, Pasture" and Wood Land im lnediately. surrounding' the:.. Mansion, and, contains/4%a -/Nether, t•3B A. 3 R. 7 I', the late Residenee and P•roperty ofHN lARR deceaSeric' This eligible. Estate is -situated at rsdilbrook•,- the:high road from Southampton, through the Ne'w' : FOrestiu Sills bury, Ringwood, Christ Church, - dmvile ,, only from Southampton;, eight hfUln_ Lyndhurst, eighteeit iron) Llyini illgton, and. 78 from London ; commanding, Mjtirie..;atiO Land Prospedi of great extent and beauty. • The. Mansion is replete with. every convenience reqiiiAite 10t the accommodation-of aI- atudyLof the iirt,respcda-Ji,. llty, fitted Up in a style of superior taste and elegance.. The ,Offices are judiciously arranged and well C•miteeled"; th,eGardens produdive,• the Land in good condition, with Valuable Forest. Right,.and art early poss , es.4ou will be given. • To be viewed till the Sale (Sundays excepted), by Cards .of AdmissiOn only, which, with descriptive,. Particulars•may be had of Messrs. Shawais, Le• Blanc, and silawe ' Tudtir-street, 13Iacktriar;,'; ‘,/filastanley and Son, Pa ternoster- row, London, witerC.,:i P lap ma) be seen. • Particulars may liktwitte be had -of WOl - •AMOr, Esq • Southampton'; the George, at yt,ittcheSter,-; 'Crown, at _ Christ Church; Angel,•Lymingtpli; the Crown, at.Ports ,moutil • .W hire Hart, at Salisbury; the:Miite ; of Mr. 'Weiler; Chichester; and at -file place of'Sa!L''. ,- N. B. About to,oool,,,utthel'uTchase MotteY M - .ly• remain *a the Estate for two years, it reqnired. -~=~~.. , - SINGVIMR4ND'_GE'NUINE AFFLICTION. A • GENTLE-MAN: Oast the - Meridian' of Life)', .L - 1..; who has Hitherto, Liter,ry•Quilititttions- and . Atrainroqius,...o+4lopocted hintWAfyvtth dewney sodroint r ort, is' now, by ilie.afTlieting: bispOnsati..n of Providence, reduced. to the 11. st stage of, physical and pecuniary genee. For' uvwardii ot , Eikhe 11frinth: he lIJS struggled' with : a mast- severe,, a!ict liitygeto.us:il I ness ; pros• teate the greaer pert of the time, (Ai the; Couch of Adiscry and. Pain. 'The walk of Lit'eratuie in' Which he was piinCipallY en gaged, waS that (:,t . • Ct>ntribUtor'fo u t the most reirrect- • able Public Prints, chiefly - ..:,4:.3,'atliattientary:. Reporter', which. Capacity he ha's attenslq.,either llou.sc Allure. than Tutenty Years: But, the DEPLORABL slide of Health 'to Etc - is' reduced, not , oillYrtdiall , i'pMandes lion' frarri engaging igia.:Business;ofthekgrd,; whitest iraolves nu snialt degile,of-Thysical Trouble, .brit Irons anaking,any, toil ete?tioti in the least deBree 'adetinal'e tb his suppi t.. Tcicnristitute the Climax of the eidvertiser!s his is ) prineipilly from her anxiou s Solicitude,• and close Attentiance.ort.hint, rink iloog• intermal,i. recently attacked by a:„ylolent.Fcitcr,an4 acctinied by a dangerous, put rotary Arreition, under 4 ,4l`icli,fien:Av lin);pr , . Fie 'Ariiiks with avetsiOn • and liorror'rroitt the baleful.' very: Supeior.genius C tin - TTEa TON, tilutigh '6ICSSed with youth and heattii,, pretetredi drawing tlie...eql.pt...ooed Vial, arid rushed,' unbidden, into the pres:hice of his Act' I or, the peiharis still more deletsriousexaMple of' Olaf more transcendent ruitliblirt, "0 T , who yiehtifig - tb.ii -Hitless desponctenc-y,fraclect into the Ann; qt. Death I: The Ad rely ~ h ll humblze. Corlicience on that huniane and coin passionate S'yrtirathy that discriminative Feeling - ;' and• that unparalleled beneficence,: which characterize the Britisli• Public,. subnissivel t yentre4ts those under such benign In fineitiras, to critnk i lbriiiiil arid cell:tribute to his ii.ststance, and Relief: • Benefactions - Will be thankftilly received`, and grateittlly , acknowleriKed,..m: the -purr of the•A:ivertiser, by the, Prob.. prietors of this liver, at the kithce, an 4 by Air. Scripps, the P . ;• r by _)tidtor 'Peaton. • 1 haloVer- square ; Mr. Copelandi StirgZoni)=Gpidensquare ; • Edward Quin, Esq. k keel . •Wder.. wpp aSSitre ,Contributors as to the con, ctness 'of the above Statement arid by Mr. Rid<way,booksellcr, Tile 'Advertiser ha:, to return'tit - most stneete heartfelt and grateful Tliai,ks to Dantel; Stuorr, lisq: for his very h,ht= some, benevolent and liberal Donatiop of Ton Pounds To' Edmund Antrobus, and Frederick Booth, Esqrs for 21. e0;11: ' s nbityrnmus, per idg way, for iI. os nuts Coo,!•an,t, Esq. 0., F. N. Esq. 11, Is, folm -14.',:i..tt, I. C. L. Okon, Anonymous, and G, Street, 13stili; tor•Il'. each; and to two othei Gentlemen, for lesser Contlibutions. LUCK HOSPITAL, •'; .! . riuNrci 4 lb, ISto, -A T . a- SPECIAL GENERAL - COVIIT, sum-, monert ttrtake into cOnsteieratiun that present detayed' state ot the IiId..)6IEADS and 131.t.DDINU of the 1" . 1". A L, it wab , Un nimously Resolved, 'Mit an appie..ll , sliciuld lie,-niacle to the Public on the pte sent oes.:4-ision,__ Tne Loo. Hospital has for more than half a' century atnrded re-lief to the rn4t Wretcheifand, miserable 'objects in, contrnuifity; since the commiencornenfot the listltution, rw tebsfa,litkenber titan 3 ),577 Patients have r been dismissed pp . :cell) cured, many peisoos of both -semes restored to.thetr. fatuities, who might otherwise have lingered out a loathsomo elostet i ce . many, ah4fidiincsl cilaracters 1 - et:funned hr the reli gious instruction attorded to the patients, and the ifrogress'of a cant,o,to.tb dise.,se, dreadful to the'sullerer, antfdestrUcti cc to po,te;ly, oi:iterieilrafreited. From ells kngtli of time ttl. Bedsteads' and Bedding have. been in uie. the Ire,.uiiar nature (gibe disease, and the Term: dies which are einplotui for its cure, they are rendered coin., p,letcly unfit for titte r s, one To defray tire expellee of pur cnasing.new ones, several hundred pounds are. necessary, and• as the tuOus 01 the I ti,tati(ion are v,-ry inadequtte to the sup port ot'tne annual:expenditure, the Governors have no other resource but 'au appeal - to t eir own body, and to the generous VubLic., : tu accoopiis4 what they conceiteao be iiidispensa. bly net.essary to the .!xistenee of the hospital, SUb , ,cripii :11S 'tor i.ie ati - ,ve purpose will be thankfully received. at tiie Hospital ; at Messrs, Drunirnonds and Co: Criaring,4 Cross ; Messrs.. Down, 1 horntou, And Pree., Bar t~iolom~w. lane ; Mess'rs. Hoares, F leet-street ; and Messrs. Ransom, filorlaild, and L.O. Pall-Mall. Re.solvvi, . • That ,ii,o persons as subscrihe Five Guineas or upwards, have the privilege tit recv►nu►ending. 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Mr. Clarkson has 'rendered 'an important service to the eoniniunitv, by the faithful delineittian which he loin exhi. biteA the Socielx. • We• Jive perused his vetunies with pleasure, arid - htize'been instfueted by the •observatiovii ; •attii we in:it:over iii the whole a vigour of thought umt a depth of .refitiaiou which. belong to no ordinary atan."—Ctit. Rev. WlarCh, 180 7. Printed 'tor Longman, H urst, Rees', and Orine, Pater noster-row. .•• , ()t'whorrtsmay be had;by the pante:A ittlicir,. The History of the Kise, P - rogrc.ss, and Aceorrivfishraelit, of :ne - Abolition -M In Slave Trade, i yuls. Bxo, with iiiustrative•En*rivings ; pride It. 45: in huards. EPiticE stkrtNas k 7 CTU(ILLIIVG-01 , Y1L'E, . . ..414frch 6, if? fti. . . . • _ - . . THE CaII . IIIISSIOA . 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' : .• ! i This Day was publi s hed ; • i . Corrected to Feb, 181Q,pric..7 3s. 6:1,. served,;; TAILOR's .BUILDER'S PRIC&BOOK., he* arranged. ' ~• • . Containing :a Correa List of the Prices alloived 1)y the riv,st, eminent Surveyors' in London, to the several (;:iwct in. Building, ith the lourneytnin's . P iit.:es :Wilted Id ev..:11 A 'To which ate cried , a variet y of i.upqrta. MeinorAnclidn;' and . Table's, uSeful "tb every Person colie: - litct 'or ftrat - selected and' compostdiOr tin.. Work. • By an- - EMtNE.NT • Printed for 1. Taylor, at the Atchiteaural Librark No sgi High Holborn. , Where *may be had, . Busby's Designs for Villas and Country - l-lonses, On 24 qtirtoi. it Ss'; - , loartts: • . a. Bushy's Designator modernEmbellishinents for Foid. ing Doors;Cniiriney- pieces, Varandas, i:ktc. a 5 plates,:quarto.. cdlOured, it. tis.6d. 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THAT a : greater sharsji of the infirtpirieS is ted to the l;emale, wore than the other, Szx, we have the authority Of Script irc . to lience the numerous diSordeis:Whieh atted women ; arid' subject them to pain and - buttering at every period Of lite.. But though.this• is the case, rite same. hand Which has imposed•the burthen, has also at , fOrded the means of 'relief: lie has pv'Oviitetilhe plaits nvirh healing virtues, whiCh, under the ginclanrec,f science, should restore health, soothe paid, and prove an antidote to the evil, Dr. Fothergil's Female Pill' is a ‘vorler:ul composition of tliis kind. llt al layi nervous irritation, Calms the rapid tu mult of the blood', giVes to the perturbed spirits tticir regular 'course and circulation, and restores the relaxed fibre to its proper,tone, and seines on the cheek the mantling hue of health, beauty; and • A gahist all the irregularities of the sek it is a never fail , ing restorative; as, in Green Sickness and ObstructionS . t iti Nervous disorders, as llyterics, Spasms, Palsy ; in diseases trim a relaxed fibre, as alter childhed DrOpsy, and even dating the pregnant state. It' shoUltilSo kept - ' by every le: male, ass proper - domestic medicine, which she can, at all times, resort to in an attack of any Hines's. Sold wholesale and ret4l at. Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsicle, cdther of Paternoster;row ;• Baeoti,'lsD,'and Allen, 75, Ox. . • ford-street ; Clark,' 269, Borough ; "Curt, h.acthinge ; and most Country Medicine :Venders - , in Boxes, at as. 94. CAC!). .• - . . . •Of whom may be:had, Dr. Fothergit's Nervous Cordial Drops, so justly recommended for the cure o f all N ervous Complaints, in 13Ottles, price 4s. 6d and as.'each. A CHALLENGE. • M ESSRS. CURRIE and Sur g eons, late in his M. jesty 'S -service, .challenge 'the whole world to prove a - single instance where their medicine and method of cure have tailed of the desired ellitt. The praCtice of many, years in this particrilar branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuc,:essful cast. _ • They CQlltlllll to ilited_their studies to the treatinentiml cure of venerea I 'compl aints,.and that derangement of fhe'•sys, teiii,WhieliTS'4FreVartSequence of the pernicious and wasteful 1 (Areas Of a habirlcing and most unhappily pursued by the I youth of borli'sexeL In the one it wilt - belouncrtobe the. i unfailing source of barrenness ;• the other h ave i ts ravages ta , tally developed . - tO them by a distressing state of debility ) which, -if not 'timely-remedied,- terminates in'Arripirtnce. These are its remote - and tiltirriate.:effe . .ets, while consump., tion, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually charaderise the earlier .stages-or this solitary vice.-- Of persons languishing un ler the disorders incident to such i i - intrity their treatment is' Sirtllsl d,' - a rid liaSiiiiier - pie - vett uitsuc ,l pessful ie,) the course of, a long, laborious, an d inuc h nextended 'I pfattice 1 A fiie'thost-obstinate and CoMplicated cases of vc. 1 nerealittleetion,`such as obstructions in the Urethra, spongy i excrescences, hard callous ukerS,: 'eruptions, semi• nal:'WeakneSs, glects',las also• : • - .. . . . 1 . S'PRICTURES, • . I Whether. recent or oPlorie duratiOn, ancl''wliiCh !mite hat-. fled the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present ime. ' proved plan tif treatinent, etlLetually and permanently 'enred, without the Patientfstitreritig ; the: exerucLating pal') and alarhurig'heMorihage which frequently' follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty l'ials extensive prattice in ' this Metropolis, , rntletous „cases of Strittutit' have been and ate dilly under tlieireare, the totatt i eradication of- which is eirededattic,.. .by a sate, cert a i n , a exp 1 ditiouS mode of pradite, supk::rtor to any other Yet...adopted: .The .weakness,-ieltixation, and debility proceeding:front riii, 1 complaint are speedily removed, mid the patient restored tr) I sound anti vigorons'health: But' where'the•debility has'. for 1 years existed, a proper perseverance in their restor,nive re medics, after the Stridure has been destroyed, is indiipensa. ! .bly. sequiShe to' revive the 41timbefing- sparks - or fire and to i reanimate the constitution. . . i • Sev'etal-Noblerneri and Gentlemen of the fi rst retpeaahi, lity, sae been tinder the care of Messre; Currie and Co, fur the' enio4arnt : Comiilaino of - the Urethra, Strictures, kca and havin4‘ rdCti .. Viila tadical and perm anent Cure, zeques-t that refer,nces - may be' given to them, as sarisfactory evia : deuces of the superinrity. of Measta.'Stirrie and Co's. plan .of treatment. . Many at these (;entletnen Crave had strititireS Irani to to 2si yers,- and had been' under the care of 11 , 1essrs. Home, Heaviside, .and-other Surgeons of equal entice • netted,' Who attempted the Cute - by the application of the Lu. , nar Caustic, without success. Alessrs. Currie • and Co. may, be:.consulteci by either sex wiitc'the• greatest delicacy,' secrecy;" and luinour, at their •• hoUse; No. 107,, liattonfgardetli: ', • ,- ' • , • Patients in t IL: Country are requetted to state the particu. • Jars coheir case ; age, . and genera/ habit orliving,'Oec. &c. incloSingit-ternittance ,for advice and inedicines,,whett thp ' • sithe ivill be Oyeii,or sent to any p a r t o f the kiiigdbrii. To ensure - that seCree'y so essential to their undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account tor-ruedieilles. I 9th rtitie, iikt9;—fro7, klatton•gardeu. \\C